Karen has two dogs. The larger dog weighs 1.4 pounds more than the

the cost of building an airplane with 200 seats is about 100$ million if the cost in million of dollars c is proportional to the

Korvikt [17]

Answer:

i dont remeber the exact answer but with the millions get rid of the 0s to add easier

Step-by-step explanation:

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What can be concluded about the graphed polygon? mc013-1.jpg The polygon is a rectangle. Adjacent sides of the polygon are perpe

Usimov [2.4K]

From the given graph, the image is a trapezoid.
Therefore,
The first option, "t<span>he polygon is a rectangle" is incorrect.
The second option "</span><span>Adjacent sides of the polygon are perpendicular." cannot be true as well because trapezoid has one the adjacent sides which is not perpendicular.
Third option" </span><span>Opposite sides of the polygon are parallel", this can't be true as well because only two sides are parallel.
Fourth option " </span><span>The slope of side c is 0.", this is true because line c is a horizontal line with zero rise and maximum run. Therefore,
Slope = 0 </span>÷ 9
<span> = 0

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Help Help Me Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz <br>I don't understand this problems

natita [175]

Answer:

lower right (see attachment 1)
39
linear/exponential (see attachment 2)

Step-by-step explanation:

An exponential function is one that increases or decreases at a rate that is proportional to its value. That is, if it is increasing, it does so at an increasing rate. If it is decreasing, it does so at a decreasing rate.

The "base" of the function is the number in parentheses when the function is written as it is here. The multiplier is the number to the left of these parentheses, and the exponent is the small number or expression to the upper right of the parentheses.

If the "base" is less than 1, then the function will be decreasing. If there is no added constant, it will decrease toward zero. If there is an added constant (as here, -1), then the function will decrease toward that value. The only graph showing a function decreasing toward -1 is the one at lower right (attachment 1).

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<em>Note about the multiplier</em>

If the multiplier is negative (not the case here), then the graph will be reflected across the x-axis and the descriptors "increasing" and "decreasing" get reversed. A graph that would go down to the right with a positive multiplier goes up to the right with a negative multiplier.

What you can <em>always</em> say is that when the base is less than 1, the graph is steep on the left and flat on the right. For a base greater than 1, the reverse is true.

The average rate of change of a function between x1 and x2 is given by the formula ...

... average rate of change = (f(x2) -f(x1))/(x2 -x1)

Here, you have x2 = 10, so f(x2) = 3^(10/2) = 3^5 = 243; and x1 = 4, so f(x1) = 3^(4/2) = 3^2 = 9.

Then the average rate of change is ...

... average rate of change = (243 -9)/(10 -4) = 234/6 = 39 . . . flowers/day

When faced with determining the sort of function you have, first of all check the given x-values. If they are evenly spaced, as here, then you are in luck.

Next look at the differences of y-values. These are the "first differences". For the first table, they are ...

7 - 5.5 = 1.5
8.5 - 7 = 1.5 . . . . same as the other one

When the first differences are constant, as here, the function is linear.

In the second table, the first differences are decidedly <u>not</u> constant, so the function is not linear. Another test you can do is to see if the ratios of y-values are a constant. Here, those ratios are ...